A Little More Than Blue - Original Unframed

A Little More Than Blue explores the space between sadness and surrender—the quiet moments when simply existing can feel both heavy and strangely peaceful.

A solitary figure rests against a deep blue landscape, suspended somewhere between waking and dreaming. Her curled posture suggests vulnerability and introspection, while the surrounding blues shift between softness and darkness, creating an atmosphere that feels almost otherworldly. The rough, fluid marks throughout the painting contrast with the softness of the figure, reflecting the imperfect and sometimes turbulent nature of our inner worlds.

There is more here than sadness, though. The painting is about those complicated emotional spaces that cannot be reduced to a single feeling—a little more than blue, but perhaps also a little more hopeful, peaceful, or simply human.

A Little More Than Blue invites the viewer to sit quietly with those feelings rather than push them away.